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Kidpreneurs Summer Camp

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Kidpreneurs Summer Camp： Cultivate Entrepreneurial and Growth Mindset in Kids

Letting children run their own businesses seems impossible? Think again! Through project-based and experiential learning, Kidpreneurs Summer Camp gives kids the opportunity to gain real life experience of being an entrepreneur. This child-driven programme is packed with fun, engaging activities in addition to innovative training. Children will learn about pitching, designing prototypes, understanding basic concepts of accounting, marketing and sales, etc. After training, our Kidpreneurs will take up ownership to operate their own booths in a weekend bazaar to practise active listening, problem solving and actual selling skills. Entrepreneurship starts young. This program enables them to build their confidence and sets foundations for kids to further develop their leadership potential.

Eligibility：Ages 8-12
Medium of Instruction: Chinese & English
Mode of Teaching: Projects & Activities
Venue: PH3 (3/F, 186-190 Queen's Rd E, Wan Chai), The HKFYG Leadership Institute (302 Jockey Club Road, Fanling, New Territories)

Learning outcomes: Develop entrepreneurship and leadership skills and build self-confidence. Cultivate persistence and train flexibility. Learn and practise essential future skills, including creative problem solving, communication, collaboration, financial literacy and innovation.

About the trainer: Jason Cheung, professional trainer, LEGO®SERIOUS PLAY® Certified Facilitator, Financial Risk Manager (FRM®). Jason is the winner of Innovative Entrepreneur Award 2017, Hong Kong SME Innovation Award 2017 and HSBC Youth Business Award 2016. Jason uses new tools and methods for training creativity and innovation. He is passionate about youth development and social innovation. His specialised training areas include leadership, team building, social innovation, design thinking and entrepreneurship.

Details of the Programme schedule is available in website

Image Credit: The HKFYG Leadership Institute